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@@marcusjeffries915 thanks for sharing your feedback brother! I’m glad you’re getting value! It stay a great business to be in for sure! 👍🏽 let me know if there’s anything I can do to help you. Happy New Year!

@@ejmerritt1543 you da man EJ! Thanks for sharing your feedback brother! God bless you 🙏🏽

@@paulchavez2009 the CDET (Certified Dryer Exhaust Technician) certification by CSIA (Chimney Sweep Institute of America).

@JacobMills1989 thank you... Another question are gas and electric dryers approached the same? I obviously know where is a differences. What would be your approach?

Thanks for sharing your positive feedback brother! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for sharing your feedback!

Glad you enjoyed

@@paulchavez2009 🤠

@@christianguthrie4564 no sir.. no particular contractor license requirements other than a standard business tax license.

@@alexroxas860 thanks so much for your feedback! Glad you found it helpful! I will definitely keep putting out videos like this! 🙏🏽

@@andycorpus5738 God is good!! Thanks for sharing brother!

@@andycorpus5738 Amen! He is worthy of every praise! He gets all of the credit!!

@@caydenodell6770 congrats on taking the first steps! You can schedule a strategy call whenever you’re ready! There’s no particular preparation needed other than a quiet distraction free place and a pen and paper 🤙🏽

Depending on what tool you’re using, the search volume results may vary (all of them are a bit inaccurate too). What city/state are you in? But yes there are other strategies for getting customers besides Google.

@@JacobMills1989 I was thinking about FB marketing. I'm 90 miles outside of DC in Hagerstown MD.

@@caydenodell6770 it’s just easier to get good content when you’re blowing it out vs vacuuming it from the inside. But it’s a lot easier to just vacuum it from the inside and avoid having to clean up the mess. That’s usually what we do..

@@empirestatepowerwashing mainly brushes/vacs. We do use air for multi-unit exterior access only dryer vent cleanings though

@@JacobMills1989 Im adding it to my business this year with an additional vehicle and im going to run a compressed system.

@@empirestatepowerwashing sounds good! Congrats on your expansion. Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help you!

@@titanoftransformation you’re welcome! Thanks for sharing your feedback!

@@MA-yv8dw it depends on where you’re located and what type of dryer vent maintenance you’re going. Where are you located? TN doesn’t require me to have a contractors license for the work I do, just a business tax license…

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@@Fetchup I made a list of home owners i know and reached out to them to ask them if they’ve ever heard of dryer vent cleaning and if they’ve ever had it done/told them I was starting a DVC business and could give them a friends and family deal. I also set up a Google Business Profile (at the time called a GMB) and a website and ranked them at the top of Google for search phrases like “dryer vent cleaning Nashville TN”. Those were the two things that really got me going. I didn’t do much else in the beginning.

@@BENDOVER1254 yea that’s a good idea 👍🏽 but have you seen this video? I basically go over all of the tools just not as specific as I could be 👉🏽ua-cam.com/video/i0ESYYoIdW8/v-deo.htmlsi=ZsdnktcUfLbQe6mX

@@JacobMills1989 yes I did watch this video. You're very helpful. What I remembered is the telescopic ladder, the dryer vent cleaning kit and some small tools. What were the tools you bought after to make the job easier? Also there is a huge problem in my area with scams with fake duct cleaning ads. Is this a problem where you live and if so how do you get your customers to trust you? I was planning on buying a camera to show the customer the before and after. And in your video you state that you started out by calling everyone you know who owns a house. So I reached out to some people in my family to see if they have ever got the vents cleaned and 90% of them didn't even know it was something they needed to do. My question is do most of your jobs contact you because they want it cleaned or do you have to explain to people that they should have it cleaned?

@@BENDOVER1254 most customers contact my company because they know they need it cleaned. Great marketing attracts your ideal customer at very specific stages of awareness (that’s a whole separate video). Basically, there’s a lot of opportunity for attracting customers that have little to no awareness that they need this done by educating them. But also a lot of opportunity for attracting them at a later stage (aware of the need and ready to buy). I’ll do my best to make a video about the tools needed and a video on the marketing fundamentals here soon 👍🏽

@@BENDOVER1254 and yes the scammers are in every market. It has become a big problem. But there are ways to stand out and still do well.

@@Fetchup you’re welcome! God bless you as well!

@@kevinstevenson6734 thanks brother!! God has brought me a long way. But I also have a long way to go… thanks for taking the time to comment your feedback. God bless!

@@JacobMills1989 keep fighting the good fight brother.. also.. do you have any advice or videos on how to clean the dryer vent?

@@prapra15777 I still did roofs just either with better equipment for safely scaling the roofs or better ladder footing lol. I never again set my ladder up on a fairly steep roof (ladder feet about 6 inches from the edge) to get on an even steeper roof! 😬

@@aayanshahid999 sure can! Congrats on starting your business! What’s the main city you’ll be serving?

@@aayanshahid999 I sure can!

@@lintawayductcleaning right!

😂 that’s funny!

Exactly

Thanks for the sub! You’re welcome!

Very! Hopefully FB will do something about it. Doubt it…

Thanks my brother! I appreciate your feedback 🙏🏽 you’re a good man too and I’m happy to be working with you!

@@prapra15777 I’m glad you gained some insight brother! - I only had one guy when I reached 6-figures per year. But you don’t need any employees to reach 6-figures a year. You can easily crack 6-figures by yourself. - We use 20 ft telescopic ladders. We also carry 32 ft extension ladders on all of our trucks (we only have to use them roughly 25% of the time due to the telescopic ladders). -I recommend both inside and out when possible but we have different approaches for different vents and certain situations (I’ll make a video about this soon). If you haven’t already, search for “The Dryer Vent Cleaning Brotherhood” on FB. It’s a group that if full of awesome Pros and advice! What’s the biggest city you’re serving?Thanks for the sub!

@@JacobMills1989 awesome! Yeah I live in a city of 200k+ people. I'm in upstate NY. 2 more questions if you don't mind bro: What's your pricing? Per job, or hourly? I want to be confident in my pricing but really have no clue. Lastly, would you potentially be interested in a phone convo sometime? I would pay you $25 for 15 min of your time. If not no big deal, I'd simply enjoy learning the nuances of the business from a professional, plus we're both believers too. I'm a highly motivated individual and want my business to flourish. Thanks in advance for your response and looking forward to your future videos!

@@prapra15777 I’d be happy to help you brother! Connect with me on FB here (send me a PM) so we can coordinate a business strategy call facebook.com/jay.mills.1048

@@JacobMills1989 awesome bro I just sent you a message! Thank you so much

Thanks!

I hate em too lol. I post occasionally only if I feel like it will educate/entertain and appeal to local homeowners. I try my best to stand out above the noise. We have customers that will share their positive feedback in the comments sometimes which helps.

I’m not sure what you mean by that?